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This tool allows the creation of melodic lines with independent pitches and rhythms selected with weighted randomness. The tool interface permits the creation of Parts A through E. Each Part may consist of up to eight pitches and rhythms. Rhythms and pitches are independently selected at random based on their weight, where larger weights are more likely to be selected. Each Part has an independent BPM tempo and GM MIDI instrument. A MIDI file is created after configuring the interface and pressing the Submit button below. Downloading will begin immediately. This interface will not be updated after downloading is complete: be sure to check your browser's download directory.

Online rhythm generator - every time you get 9 measures filled by new rhythm.

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We all enjoy listening to music almost any time of the day. From homes to big social gatherings, we all use and need speakers to amplify sound. There is something about music that soothes our minds and forces our body into a rhythm. And this rhythm is amplified by the use of a speaker.

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The Schillinger System of Musical Composition, named after Joseph Schillinger, is a method of musical composition based on mathematical processes. It comprises theories of rhythm, harmony, melody, counterpoint, form, and semantics (emotional meaning, as in movie music).

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In this video I will teach you step-by-step a simple technique that sounds good on it's own and that is also a foundation for many of the strums I teach in future lessons. Tags: easy guitar strum, how to learn guitar, how to play guitar, rhythm pattern, strum pattern

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